newlib: libc: create a generic machine/_threads.h #7
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The machine/_threads.h header defines specific types for C11 threads such as cnt_t, mtx_t, thrd_t, tss_t, and once_flag. However, the only definitions that currently exist in newlib are for rtems. Create a relatively generic version of this such that most types can be represented as either integral values or pointers. Machines or systems that require further specialization may do something similar to what was done for rtems. Signed-off-by: Christopher Friedt <[email protected]>
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The machine/_threads.h header defines specific types for C11 threads such as cnt_t, mtx_t, thrd_t, tss_t, and once_flag. However, the only definitions that currently exist in newlib are for rtems.
Create a relatively generic version of this such that most types can be represented as either integral values or pointers.
Machines or systems that require further specialization may do something similar to what was done for rtems.